Shoutbox

I don't see why people should choose to ignore it though?

The false detection shouldn't be there in the first place really...

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Originally posted by kangie
No offence, but all it takes is to ignore msgplus once in the MS:AS, and it wont ever try and remove it... Bit of a waste of trees in my opinion

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Originally posted by petition
In a recent update of Microsoft Anti-Spyware, the threat level of Messenger Plus! was lowered from 3/5 to 2/5, which was a good thing, however, the program itself, msgplus.exe, is now detected immediately at system startup or whenever run manually by the user, and the following message is displayed in bold red: "Warning, Messenger Plus! Software Bundler is trying to install!". In addition to discouraging anybody in their right mind to click "Allow", this message is, to put it simply, a lie. Messenger Plus! is not a "threat" and it certainly is not trying to "install itself on your computer", it's already been installed at this point and the program is just trying to run and do what the user expects it to do.

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oh woah 50kg of paper that should be pretty noticable, i'd love to see the faces on the MSAS team when they see this come through to them and open it up

where are the pictures of the 10,000 pages??

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Originally posted by mwe99

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Originally posted by Anubis
tbh, the BBC in the UK would easily cover this story either on the news or on their tech shows.  They like covering stuff like this at the end of the news as a less serious based story. I would post on one of their forums or send them an e-mail to see if they would like to cover it, this would put some more preasure on the MS Anti-Spyware devision to get the situation sorted.

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If alot of us do that then they will cover it, post the email

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yer, a show like Click Online on bbc news 24 would probably do it, you can contact them here

What kind of printer can take that much printing all in one go? Did you rent the National Newspaper's printing presses for a week?
I'm glad Microsoft got what they deserve

poor mailman lol

good luck with this i hope they change

Great! that number shows how much people loves and supports Plus! lets wait for a good reply of Microsoft, and  AS Team.

That's what they deserve, good job Patchou!!!. My only question is "Why would Microsoft block it in the first place?". One answer I can think of is that Microsoft might eventually release an "add-on" that highly resembles "Messenger Plus", and are trying to get people to stop using Plus!.

Just a guess, I really have no sources.

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Originally posted by stukindaguy
That's what they deserve, good job Patchou!!!. My only question is "Why would Microsoft block it in the first place?". One answer I can think of is that Microsoft might eventually release an "add-on" that highly resembles "Messenger Plus", and are trying to get people to stop using Plus!.

Just a guess, I really have no sources.

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